With the Cyber Resilience Act, the EU brought binding minimum requirements for the cybersecurity of products with digital elements into force in October 2024. And the clock is ticking: from September 2026, the reporting obligations for vulnerabilities will apply; from December 2027, all affected products must be fully CRA-compliant – or they will no longer be permitted to be sold in the EU single market.
For manufacturers, this means: minimising liability risks, securing supply chains and rethinking the entire product lifecycle. Those who fail to act now risk not only fines, but also their market access.